I started playing Civilization III when I was 8 years old. my brother, may he rest in peace, brought the game home and he was the one who got me into gaming to begin with. now that I'm 30, I can only think about how long it has been, how I need to take care of myself to see the beginning of another Civilization game and how I wish my brother was here to enjoy the game with me. man, it sure has been a long run, Civ has been one my comfort games with Mass Effect and WoW, I'm so excited about where this is going 💓
Navigable rivers, more dynamic terrain, trains, civ-specific architecture and better sprawl generation... This game shows how far we've come in terms of game technology since 2016
@@wedonteatbears almost every single feature you mentioned was there in sole form in Civilization 1, or at the very least 2. Navigable rivers perhaps not very literally, but travelling along the rivers was like using roads, only 1/3 movement point cost, and made a lot of sense from historical point of view. Dynamic terrain as in terrain changed due to climate change, nuclear wars and direct changes by settlers was there too. The last two things are not game mechanics, so honestly I don't care.
It seems they got "inspired" by humankind graphics style. Lets hope they incorporate the outpost mechanic in some way. It was a great idea that amplitude had.
My Grandfather introduced me to Civilization when I was a child back in the 90’s. We spent countless hours playing it together through the years. He unfortunately passed away around the time of Civ 5 but I know he would have loved this ❤
You grandfather was the epitomy of being grand. May he rest in peace. The first one was sure a gem amidst the shitty games back in the day. I think I was 13 when it came out. While waiting for VII I am enjoying VI :) Cheers.
That's awesome bro. I hope to be a game playing grandpa one day and inspire my grandsons and daughters. How exciting is that. I can't wait for my son to grow up and play games with him.
You know it is supposed to hurt? It's beautiful if you think about it. Our hearts feeling the absence and still being full of love for those that are gone. I'm sure your grandpa is so proud of being remembered fondly to this very day, wherever he is now. Thank you for this beautiful thing you shared with us, brother.
I've played all Civ parts for thousands of hours - Civ 2 was great, but 4 with all add-ons is still the best part. Maybe you can convince him to try out some of the new (civ iv -> 2005) stuff
@@LuckystrikeNQ Does that really need explaining? Navigable rivers allow maritime trade for inland cities, and ease of travel. It's realistic. It's cool.
i’m just happy natural disasters and stuff seem to come as standard (hopefully with improvements). as much as people didn’t seem to like their implementation, i liked feeling like the map was actually dynamic and changing
@@Muircetach Yeah but the units still look goofy for me. Look at the battleship that has some large af guns squeezed onto that tiny hull. Just make the units smaller again and not this oversized
My dream for a Civ game is to see more societal aspects. My only gripe for other Civ games is no matter what type of government you have, it feels the same. I want to be able to see how my decisions affect my civilization. Idk if that makes sense.
the game is extremely fake and bland because every character is stupid, the same stupid character who's behaviors don't make sense, this company is doing an EA sports move , like they did with FIFA, same game exactly every year, just enough new phrases added to the marketing so that it can be sold as a new thing again
Might want to pause on that retirement. They are going to force us to change civilizations each new era. I will not be playing the new civilization unless they removed that feature.
Played IV as a sophomore in high school. Played V as a sophomore in college. Played VI as a 3L in law school. Now I’ll play VII my first year as a dad. Love this legendary game!
you havent seen lithuanian news channels mass deleting ''reality check'' comments on ukraine propaganda over 9000....''ukraine is about to conquer russia'' LMAO....
What are you even talking about? Just scroll down! You guys have to stop with this paranoia about "deleted comments on RUclips" crap. Not only there is plenty of negative comments on the bottom, but YT comment section has been buggy for years now, and because YT operates on cloud network, with the most important task of syncing views and likes, it doesn't always update all the comments, and some disappear because of that, specially if done when a new video is posted, since the data change on newer videos is higher than older videos. This is basic stuff, and instead you are going down a conspiracy rabbit hole.
@@herlandercarvalhoI wish that were the case. Ever since I've started commenting things not so favourable of certain organisations youtube would back, my stuff has been getting shadowbanned if I'm not careful even in casual contexts. And I'm not saying slurs or whatever just actual feedback
One thing that strikes me about this trailer is how detailed the the terrain is now. It's a lot more vibrant and textured compared to Civ 6, which could often look identical. Even the layout of the cities seems to have been improved. They're not as disjointed as they used to be. There seems to be a lot more urban sprawl in the surrounding countryside.
It definitely feels like they're going for a return to Civ 5 graphics, even the units aren't compromised of like three dudes anymore, there's a lot of them now occupying a single tile. Except the cavalry weirdly.
I love how they've scaled back the cartoonish artstyle of Civ 6 while maintaining its vibrant colors whilst maintaining the realism of Civ 5. A beautiful blend of both games. I think the units are WAY too big, but that's something mod authors can address later down the line
@@tyler5914 Yeah, what? If that's true then the game really will be awful. I hate the building style that they introduced with Civ IV, scaled back with Civ V and then forced into Civ VI. Looks like this game uses that same terrible building style (everything takes a tile).
@@tyler5914 source?? Edit, found it - and it doesn’t seem good. Progressing through the eras is also crucial to the other massive change in Civilization VII: namely, that you are no longer bound to a single civilization throughout the entire game. You'll pick your and civ at the start of the game, but then as you transition into the Exploration and Modernity phases, you'll choose a new civilization with its own unique traits. Which civs you gain access to depends on a complex flow chart of criteria that you fulfilled during your era--for example, certain civilizations that adequately master horseriding will then be able to transition to Mongol civilization during the Exploration era.
My frist Civ game was Civ III. The thing I love about this franchise is that with every new game I still get filled with nostalgia and can identify how the ideas from the first games are part of the new dynamics. Love Civ, since my frist turn to today.
Mine was Civ II, which I started playing with my nephew on my knee (he wouldn't sleep)...my now 23 year old nephew started with Civ 4 and can convincingly kick my ass in Civ 6.
I love it. Everyone was argumenting on what should be it and I was like, why not a middle ground? And o boy, I love it. Looks really good. I hope it will be good. I hope I will love it.
@@sakul_the_one4821 >why not a middle ground? Because there was no middle ground. Civ was cartoony before - it's just that in CIV 6 everything became "Mobile Legends"-alike, including caricature leaders.
There was no Steam back then, so nothing counting the play hours. But the original Civ is probably my most played game ever. And that's with about 6.5k hours in CIV V.
I have played Civ since 2011 when I was 9 years old. When Covid hit Civ 6 was pretty much the only game that I played and it really was the silver lining of the pandemic. This series has followed me through my entire life and really shaped the way I see the world. I am so happy that that will continue.
I started in 1999. Civ 2. Playing on a LAN with my friends in our school's computer room after class. Hoping to play Civ 7 online with one of them some day.
No reason? More like about time. Navigable rivers have been fundamental to the development of human civilizations since time immemorial. The Mississippi still IS fundamental to United States trade and development. It was a massive oversight not including them in previous games.
@@ChristopherTriplett What I mean is that from a gameplay perspective it doesn't do that much I do like it as I said an amazing decision especially considering how in real civilization rivers where really important as you said
@@IDKisReal2401 It doesn't do much in the games because it has never existed in the games bruh. Every game I play there are rivers that at some point would have made excellent sense to embark troops down in order to move them more quickly. Or trade routes for that matter. Or having ship-yards at the end of a massive river allowing in-land high production cities to produce some (Maybe not AC's) naval vessels, especially when you have several major cities along a river towards a coastal city. Or even scouting in the early game could be entirely changed if you spawn next to a river.
During my childhood in the early 90's, I played Civilization I. Or just Civilization. I turned 10 in the year 1991. Playing that game was glorious. Civ II I didn't play that much, but Civ III even more.
That was my exact first thought too! Like it's great to get some in game footage, but there wasn't a single *gameplay* thing in that whole trailer haha.
There were hints about things though. A boat going up a river. Continuing with a districts-like system where you have buildings/etc taking tiles. The keeping of natural disasters. But I get your point. Though even as someone that's planning to stick with Civ V there were things I liked such as them making civs' unit styles look more unique. And the art style.
@@Owlero She was one of the most annoying characters in GoT. Everytime she got into a fight she would let out these horrific screams and it's just stuck in my head now. I can't listen to her voice without thinking of that lmao
0:44 inland cliffs? 0:32 Weather disasters (interesting bit of land next to that volcano, hills maybe?). 0:29 River trading (can units use them too? Also whats that white stuff on the dead trees top right?). 0:48 Monument taking a tile? (do buildings take tiles now? Or maybe just aesthetic). 0:49 Tiles blend together really well and look great! (Districts I assume) 0:53 Wonders still take a whole tile. 1:18 Trainyard/station. 1:28 mountain plateau? (maybe natural wonder?). Not really seeing many farms, do we build houses now?
Looks promising, but I am sceptical about the switching civ per age. I think I would rather just play the same civ throughout the ages. Wouldn't have mind it much if the leader changes per age, but a leader from that specific age.
This is what happens in human kind. Human kind is a really good game in honesty. There is more competition about now. I hope this game live up to the legend of its predecessors. I have thousands of hours across the series :)
Eso que propones sería innovar, pero es mucho más fácil copiar a Humankind, sale más barato, le coges los deberes al compi, firmas y te llevas la nota. Una vergüenza absoluta
@@BjornBS is this confirmed? I didn’t see the evidence in the trailer but only watched it once. Are you saying each era you’ll have to switch? If I start as Rome I can end up being Portugal or something?
Everything seemed great... until I learned... Each new era they are going to force us to change civilizations. :( Consider me out. Not going to play unless they remove that. What is the point of playing if you cannot stay the same civ throughout the ages.
The only thing I miss, is that seeing my people doing their everyday things (mining woodcutting or riding a train etc.) to make my empire feel more alive. Otherwise looks amazing!
I've played every Civilization since the first. The older I get, the less time I've had to spend on each new game. I've played dozens of games of Civ, Civ 2 and 4 as a kid and teenager. A few Civ 5, and then it dropped off a cliff with Civ 6 when I entered full dad mode. To me it still feels like a new game I barely dipped my toes into. Yet it's 8 years old already! Yikes! Getting old is scary.
@@Captain.Fantastic I feel that, brother. Civ 4 lan parties in my buddy's basement in high school were top-tier memories. Hasn't been the same since then. But I can't wait to game with the boys I've got left in the nursing home...if there's still a world left!
@@hairharbor5080 I played several games of Civ 3 too, but much less than 1, 2 and 4. For some reason it didn't leave the lasting impression that the others did, and I didn't play it as often. Could be I was distracted with other things during its time window.
@@wojtulacehoe5089 Endless Legend is great, except for the AI that barely does anything. In the few games I played it was extremely passive. That's the problem with these games that have very detailed mechanics. Coding an AI that is up to the task is extremely difficult, so the developers frequently skimp on it and leave it underdeveloped.
@@crossxer6099 Mobile is bad I agree, normally I prefer graphics close to that of Civ 5 but the graphics of Civ 6 have really grown on me and I like them a lot.
"What I couldn't stand was the disproportion of the characters compared to the mountains and other scenery. I was hoping that with Civilization 7, they would take a step back from the style of Civilization 6, but I see that hasn't been addressed, so I will stick with Civilization 5."
@JTNugget I remember how when 6 came devs said : no dlc , u buy full game , guess what there are dlcs for civ6. Same will be for civ7 And now every dlc will be 30+ Usd. ))))
@@spookygulag9342 yes but it's just few dlc's and not a paradox game. ;) the dlc's for civ are making the game better, not the same way for the other one
I don't think enough people are talking about verticality yet- it looks like you have cliffs leading down to more land below, with ability to create elevators/something like that? Elevation is something we haven't ever seen here!!
Was wondering when we’d get a woman to narrate, and Captain Phasma does not disappoint. We had Spock, the Keeper from Legend of the Seeker, Boromir, and now Ser Brienne.
My cousin introduced me to Civilization when I was a kid. Started with Civ IV, played it a ton & loved it. Played V and loved it. Never played VI because my pc broke &life got in the way so I never got it fixed. I’ll be playing Civ VII on my PS5.
Played the OG on DOS, when all you got were squares on a VGA monitor. Still spent countless hours, beat the game with all civilizations: Zulu, Greeks, Romans, Chinese, American, Germans, Mongols, Indians, French, English, Egyptian, Babylonians, Aztec, Japanese, Russian.
I like aztecs but im kinda sick of them, it would be nice to have a different leader, like benito juarez, francisco i madero, lazaro cardenas, just something different that is noy aztecs
Read the description in this video. It seems there will be some sort of culture evolution mechanics like in Humankind and also it looks like the leaders are decoupled from the civilization. So it'a definitely possible for any leader to lead any civilizations like Napoleon leading the English for example.
Simple fix to solve hate: Make civ changes optional. Award a "legacy" bonus for staying w a civ that counters not getting age relevant units etc. If you want to take the Aztecs to space you can. If you want to min\max w civ changes you can. Forcing change on players = bad. Don't steal my Roman legion musket lines.
Civ 2 is still my favourite game of all time. I used it so much, that eventually the CD-ROM -which unfortunately you always had to leave in the drive, got scratched and wouldn't work any more. I probably played that for 10+ years. If only I could get a genuine replacement and have it work on Windows 11!
Los ríos navegables de per se no es una mecánica diferencial, tiene un mod de civ6 que da mucha vida a las aguas y mods de civ6 que añaden ese city sprawl
Get ready to cry again but sad tears. Each new era they are going to force us to change civilizations. :( May not even play it now because of it. What's the point of playing if I do not stay the same civilization each era.
@@tyler5914 Seems like a far fetch. ATM the game and civs are designed to have tech and stuff only in their era/age. They basically have 1/3 of the content you would need to play as an single civs thro all the ages. Won't be buying the game. They ruined civ for me.
I've played Sid Meier's Civilization since the very first one in 1991 when I was just a young teen, man I'm getting old. I can count on one hand with missing fingers how many games were bad or even underperforming, just a classic strategy game! I'm sure it'll be great!
@@fiddleriddlediddlediddle this is the most acurate comment ever i was just thinking the exact same i look forward to playing a gimped version of 7 with none of the features it will eventually contain and paying 4 full game prices for the final build..
Please add more diplomacy for players, especially with AI to add more depth rather than war, especially in later ages! War is fun and all, but I personally feel that more diplomacy would lead to more versatility!
So, is it more like civ 5 or 6? It looks more like 6 but an actual gameplay video will really tell. I personally preferred expanding my empire more like in 5
Exacto, han copiado a Humankind y pretenden clavarnos 80 napos por su copia del juego, y no os adelantéis con ese "But better" no nos han enseñado a nadie jugando, son imágenes scripteadas, y hay un texto abajo diciendo "susceptible a cambio en la versión final" huele a que el Humankind va a ser gloria, yo no pre-compraría esto ni con el dinero de mi peor enemigo.
That looks absolutely beautiful, thank you for spending time to get the game right. The care it appears to have been taken is immensely appreciated. Hope Australia is back as a nation to play 🤞
Goodness gracious I really didn't think I could get excited for Civ anymore but here we are Edit: holy cow those pre-order prices are wild! I certainly hope the plan isn't to lock factions behind a pre-orders?
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Preordered !! Founders Edition !!!
Leeeeeeeeeeeets goooooooo! I don't really play games much but this is the one game I know I'll probably buy.
Yes Sir!
No pre-orders
Sweet! You guys are awesome! Can't wait for the next chapter in Civilization.
Please Sid I’m starting college soon have mercy
Sacrifice your education for the good of Firaxis
Same here lol.
Only play Civ7 once you've done your homework. 😂😂
seek a therapist if you prefer pixels instead of your life
Cute. Good luck!
There goes another 5K hours
Actually, they call it Civ 7 because you'll sink closer to 7k
You mean you're only going to play 3 games of Civ 7?
Rookie numbers mate
Bro we’re done
I might finish a game this time!
I started playing Civilization III when I was 8 years old.
my brother, may he rest in peace, brought the game home and he was the one who got me into gaming to begin with.
now that I'm 30, I can only think about how long it has been, how I need to take care of myself to see the beginning of another Civilization game and how I wish my brother was here to enjoy the game with me.
man, it sure has been a long run, Civ has been one my comfort games with Mass Effect and WoW, I'm so excited about where this is going 💓
@@yukiiel you spend too much time online.
@DirtyBlueDahlia rip your brother man
@@yukiielbisexual*
@@VMohdude- thanks bro, appreciate it
@@DirtyBlueDahlia bro that was mad sweet. Wish I had a brother. Memories like this are your treasure man
Navigable rivers, more dynamic terrain, trains, civ-specific architecture and better sprawl generation... This game shows how far we've come in terms of game technology since 2016
more dynamic terrain = lags at endgame
I mean there have been other 4x games who have done some of this in the last 8ish years
@@wedonteatbears almost every single feature you mentioned was there in sole form in Civilization 1, or at the very least 2. Navigable rivers perhaps not very literally, but travelling along the rivers was like using roads, only 1/3 movement point cost, and made a lot of sense from historical point of view. Dynamic terrain as in terrain changed due to climate change, nuclear wars and direct changes by settlers was there too. The last two things are not game mechanics, so honestly I don't care.
@@winter-rabbit who cares, it'll still be a helluva ride
I reallllllly hope that was to showcase navigable rivers too, but could just be a trade route thing. Either way it did look cool
I appreciate that the art style is still a bit cartoonish and colorful but a bit more realistic too.
Like a perfect blend of Civ V and Civ VI
Exactly, à perfect balance between two styles, i can already say i will love playing it!
my thoughts exactly!
That's what I was thinking!
It seems they got "inspired" by humankind graphics style. Lets hope they incorporate the outpost mechanic in some way. It was a great idea that amplitude had.
it looks like civ4 fr
My Grandfather introduced me to Civilization when I was a child back in the 90’s. We spent countless hours playing it together through the years.
He unfortunately passed away around the time of Civ 5 but I know he would have loved this ❤
You grandfather was the epitomy of being grand. May he rest in peace.
The first one was sure a gem amidst the shitty games back in the day.
I think I was 13 when it came out.
While waiting for VII I am enjoying VI :)
Cheers.
Yes shame but at least he witnessed civ there all similar gameplay wise.
Dude, you make me cry, its a real shame that he cannot see this, but i'm happy this can make you remender him forever.
That's awesome bro. I hope to be a game playing grandpa one day and inspire my grandsons and daughters. How exciting is that. I can't wait for my son to grow up and play games with him.
You know it is supposed to hurt? It's beautiful if you think about it. Our hearts feeling the absence and still being full of love for those that are gone.
I'm sure your grandpa is so proud of being remembered fondly to this very day, wherever he is now.
Thank you for this beautiful thing you shared with us, brother.
My dad is still playing Civilization 2 to this day.
Its wild to see how far games have evolved.
Mine still plays civ 3
I've played all Civ parts for thousands of hours - Civ 2 was great, but 4 with all add-ons is still the best part. Maybe you can convince him to try out some of the new (civ iv -> 2005) stuff
I still play civ 3 and civ 4. Those are good times when civ games were actually good, and also last games mr. Sid himself took part in creating
I play 4 with caveman 2cosmos. Neandhertal mammoth riders never get old
@@italcz497 Give me more soldiers, Noble Leader, so that they may sheathe their swords in the beating hearts of our enemies!
Finally navigable rivers
Why do we need to navigate rivers?
@@LuckystrikeNQ Cause it is also how world was discovered in the past
@@LuckystrikeNQSo we can utilize sailing more.
@@LuckystrikeNQ Does that really need explaining? Navigable rivers allow maritime trade for inland cities, and ease of travel. It's realistic. It's cool.
could just be a trade route don't get excited
i’m just happy natural disasters and stuff seem to come as standard (hopefully with improvements). as much as people didn’t seem to like their implementation, i liked feeling like the map was actually dynamic and changing
Civilization V was so good they went and made a Civilization V II.
I'm so glad that they got rid of Civ 6's cartoon style though.
@@Muircetach Yeah but the units still look goofy for me. Look at the battleship that has some large af guns squeezed onto that tiny hull.
Just make the units smaller again and not this oversized
@@Muircetachi think leader are still disney style but better than VI
they freaking better....
brilliant comment
We playing for just one more turn with this one
Good luck son
"Oh, shit, is it 3 AM? Eh, I'll just finish this Wonder, and then..."
Yeah boy... Only one more. 😂
Haha this was me last night whoooops it's 2am 😂😂
My dream for a Civ game is to see more societal aspects. My only gripe for other Civ games is no matter what type of government you have, it feels the same. I want to be able to see how my decisions affect my civilization.
Idk if that makes sense.
the game is extremely fake and bland because every character is stupid, the same stupid character who's behaviors don't make sense, this company is doing an EA sports move , like they did with FIFA, same game exactly every year, just enough new phrases added to the marketing so that it can be sold as a new thing again
Time to retire from my professional career at age 25. It was a great run, I am now a full-time Civ player.
why this looks like shit. literally what looks good about this, its the same thing
luckily some dont have to be a part of the rat race and can enjoy life, games being one aspect of enjoyment
@@RainSandAndFlowers aight Satan no need to rub it in on us
@@RainSandAndFlowers So you tell me ur enjoying life while you can't even read/understand a joke.
Might want to pause on that retirement. They are going to force us to change civilizations each new era. I will not be playing the new civilization unless they removed that feature.
Played IV as a sophomore in high school. Played V as a sophomore in college. Played VI as a 3L in law school. Now I’ll play VII my first year as a dad. Love this legendary game!
Damn, they should have waited until you were a sophomore dad
congrats!
Congrats on all these beautiful chapters in your life!
Damn, this is beautiful, gonna make a bro tear up
@@Mutantproductthanks! Some may call them different “ages”
Mass deleting negative comments is crazy
Yep, most of them are gone. Even the ones which were to be fair quite constructive. Shame that they can't handle their own fanbase's criticism.
For a second I thought everything looked very postitive for the game... a little too positive... lol
you havent seen lithuanian news channels mass deleting ''reality check'' comments on ukraine propaganda over 9000....''ukraine is about to conquer russia'' LMAO....
What are you even talking about? Just scroll down! You guys have to stop with this paranoia about "deleted comments on RUclips" crap. Not only there is plenty of negative comments on the bottom, but YT comment section has been buggy for years now, and because YT operates on cloud network, with the most important task of syncing views and likes, it doesn't always update all the comments, and some disappear because of that, specially if done when a new video is posted, since the data change on newer videos is higher than older videos. This is basic stuff, and instead you are going down a conspiracy rabbit hole.
@@herlandercarvalhoI wish that were the case. Ever since I've started commenting things not so favourable of certain organisations youtube would back, my stuff has been getting shadowbanned if I'm not careful even in casual contexts. And I'm not saying slurs or whatever just actual feedback
One thing that strikes me about this trailer is how detailed the the terrain is now. It's a lot more vibrant and textured compared to Civ 6, which could often look identical. Even the layout of the cities seems to have been improved. They're not as disjointed as they used to be. There seems to be a lot more urban sprawl in the surrounding countryside.
It definitely feels like they're going for a return to Civ 5 graphics, even the units aren't compromised of like three dudes anymore, there's a lot of them now occupying a single tile. Except the cavalry weirdly.
@@adambrande to be fair cavalry typically are much fewer in number
Yeah art style in 6 was a pretty big turn off. It felt washed out, which was strange as it was supposed to be an improvement over 5.
i really enjoy that as well. pretty much sold me right there. i couldn't stand the cartoony thing going on before
The only reason i didnt touch civ6 was that awful disney pixar look
Navigable rivers!!!
Half of my wishlist for the game was confirmed in this trailer alone!
Lets gooooo!!! ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Yeah, River Boats are huge for the game! Maybe I'll finally stop ignoring sailing for half the game...
Same here! Always imagined it in a future game
What's the other half?
Don't celebrate too soon; that looked like it might have just been a trader. Still big, but maybe not all boats can do that.
American civ players seeing navigable rivers: 😍
Just dont ruin it with 64 small DLCs....
1:06 GANDHI CONFIRMED🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
The player base would riot if Ghandi got replaced.
Only Ghandi can do such thing.
Legit thought I missed something in the trailer I've already watched several times.
Quote from the real Gandhi: "If we had the atom bomb, we would have used it against the British."
I thought they showed him for real lol you got me
I love how they've scaled back the cartoonish artstyle of Civ 6 while maintaining its vibrant colors whilst maintaining the realism of Civ 5. A beautiful blend of both games. I think the units are WAY too big, but that's something mod authors can address later down the line
Everything seemed great... until I learned... Each new era they are going to force us to change civilizations. :( Consider me out.
@@tyler5914 they what now?
@@Jet-ij9zc they are going to force us to change civilizations each new technology Era.
@@tyler5914 Yeah, what? If that's true then the game really will be awful.
I hate the building style that they introduced with Civ IV, scaled back with Civ V and then forced into Civ VI. Looks like this game uses that same terrible building style (everything takes a tile).
@@tyler5914 source??
Edit, found it - and it doesn’t seem good.
Progressing through the eras is also crucial to the other massive change in Civilization VII: namely, that you are no longer bound to a single civilization throughout the entire game. You'll pick your and civ at the start of the game, but then as you transition into the Exploration and Modernity phases, you'll choose a new civilization with its own unique traits. Which civs you gain access to depends on a complex flow chart of criteria that you fulfilled during your era--for example, certain civilizations that adequately master horseriding will then be able to transition to Mongol civilization during the Exploration era.
0:01 you son of guns! I’m in! LETS GO!!!!!
God I forgot how weirdly inspiring Civ trailers are.
Agree. I still get goosebumps every time I watch the Civ IV Intro. I don't understand why, but it's really inspiring and magnetic
I still watch the Civ VI trailer with Sean Bean's voice-over. That trailer gets me pumped up!
0:28 wait, did he just sail up a river? DID HE JUST SAIL UP A RIVER NOW? 😮
A feature that's been missing in every Civ game since Civ 1 or Civ 2. Was a nice feature.
NAVIGABLE RIVERS!!!
I've always wondered when they'd implemant that since they were so essential to the growth of early civs!
@@ninjashot37 NAVIGABLE RIVERS RISE UP
could be a new implementation of canals
My frist Civ game was Civ III. The thing I love about this franchise is that with every new game I still get filled with nostalgia and can identify how the ideas from the first games are part of the new dynamics. Love Civ, since my frist turn to today.
Mine was Civ II, which I started playing with my nephew on my knee (he wouldn't sleep)...my now 23 year old nephew started with Civ 4 and can convincingly kick my ass in Civ 6.
Looks like a nice balance of realistic and cartoon-y. I like it!
I love it. Everyone was argumenting on what should be it and I was like, why not a middle ground? And o boy, I love it.
Looks really good. I hope it will be good. I hope I will love it.
@@englad3371 I’m a realism purist but yeah still happy because the artstyle is still a lot better than that of civ 6
@@GodofToast me 2! I prefer civ 5 graphics but this is a great compromise!
@@sakul_the_one4821 >why not a middle ground?
Because there was no middle ground. Civ was cartoony before - it's just that in CIV 6 everything became "Mobile Legends"-alike, including caricature leaders.
@@MaSuDezenderYou're right about earlier Civs. But I think the drastic contrast between 5 and 6 has embedded itself in people's minds.
I started with civilization 33 years ago. I'm really looking forward to part 7. A Civilizations game is always something very special ❤
Yep. That "Founder's Edition" callback to the original box...
That simply to put it rocks.
I was also there, playing endless hours, pouring my imagination to the very first one.
I'm right there with you bud!
So many sunrises...
There was no Steam back then, so nothing counting the play hours. But the original Civ is probably my most played game ever. And that's with about 6.5k hours in CIV V.
Let me know February 2029 when they are finished releasing 87 different dlcs and the game is actually complete
I'm so excited!!!!! Navigable rivers?!?!
Can’t wait to see your art on this very trailer love your videos ❤
HUZZAH!
Yes, dreams do indeed come true
Huzzah! Hope you'll make great content with this game
Huzzah!!
Remember never pre-order guys.
@@AbhishekKumar-pe1os Nah, dude. It’s Civ. Trust.
@@DarthLevicor after 6’s launch?
@@AbhishekKumar-pe1os they’re deleting all the comments that point out the game looks terrible
@@DarthLevicor sheep
@@sitrueis4007 Cow!... we're calling out random farm animals, right?
Look At The Graphics Dude This Is So Cool!!… Keep It Up Sid!!
I have played Civ since 2011 when I was 9 years old. When Covid hit Civ 6 was pretty much the only game that I played and it really was the silver lining of the pandemic. This series has followed me through my entire life and really shaped the way I see the world. I am so happy that that will continue.
same here, except I started with the first one in 1993. I was 11
@@Oberonjames 1991, I was 14.
@@Oberonjames I'm sure some 11 year old right now will have the same experience with civ 7
I started in 1999. Civ 2. Playing on a LAN with my friends in our school's computer room after class. Hoping to play Civ 7 online with one of them some day.
Egypt,Rome,and Shawnee Civs Revealed
Tecumseh is the leader of the Shawnee
@@ryay6979 Ahh, Thank you
@@Buffalo_Sports_Fan Who did it show leading Egypt and Rome then? I couldn't tell.
@@AdamCronchey Cleo surely, dunno about Rome
@@AdamCronchey1:13 it's either Cleopatra or Hatsephsut for Egypt and definitely Augustus for Rome.
where is the gameplay?
as long as they get the views and attention it means they make the money from selling the same game again, who cares if they don't speak the truth
Navigable rivers for no reason is an amazing decision
And I mean it
No reason? More like about time. Navigable rivers have been fundamental to the development of human civilizations since time immemorial. The Mississippi still IS fundamental to United States trade and development. It was a massive oversight not including them in previous games.
@@ChristopherTriplett What I mean is that from a gameplay perspective it doesn't do that much
I do like it as I said an amazing decision especially considering how in real civilization rivers where really important as you said
No reason? The fan pages on Reddit have been asking for it. I’m one of those people.
@@IDKisReal2401 It doesn't do much in the games because it has never existed in the games bruh. Every game I play there are rivers that at some point would have made excellent sense to embark troops down in order to move them more quickly. Or trade routes for that matter. Or having ship-yards at the end of a massive river allowing in-land high production cities to produce some (Maybe not AC's) naval vessels, especially when you have several major cities along a river towards a coastal city. Or even scouting in the early game could be entirely changed if you spawn next to a river.
They are going to force us to change civilizations each new era. Consider me out.
1 MINUTE AGO. WE ARE BACK TO DOMINATE GAMING
5 minutes for me. Got distracted by breakfast, lol
I've got something to tell you
1 HOUR AGO.
During my childhood in the early 90's, I played Civilization I. Or just Civilization. I turned 10 in the year 1991. Playing that game was glorious. Civ II I didn't play that much, but Civ III even more.
This wasn't even a gameplay reveal, it was more of a cinematic reveal
That was my exact first thought too! Like it's great to get some in game footage, but there wasn't a single *gameplay* thing in that whole trailer haha.
There were hints about things though. A boat going up a river. Continuing with a districts-like system where you have buildings/etc taking tiles. The keeping of natural disasters.
But I get your point. Though even as someone that's planning to stick with Civ V there were things I liked such as them making civs' unit styles look more unique. And the art style.
@@travisrobinson4521 there's a stream bro hop on
@@mwplaylist2890 Yeah I'd rather play Civ V as well. I don't like this art style (looks like the new Age of Empires game, blech).
I can't wait for Sean Bean to sensually read more historical quotes for us.
@@TheRewasder97 it's Gwendoline Christie (GoT actress) this time.
@@devouTTT Actually her voice will do pretty well I think. (It's Brienne of Tarth in the show for those who dont know)
@@devouTTT Please dear god no.
@@JustAnotherAccount8 whats wrong with Gwendoline Christie? She's got a great speaking voice.
@@Owlero She was one of the most annoying characters in GoT. Everytime she got into a fight she would let out these horrific screams and it's just stuck in my head now. I can't listen to her voice without thinking of that lmao
Played Civ II with my dad on his work laptop when I was a kid. This series will always be close to my heart
NUCLEAR GANDHI LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
🇮🇳☢️
REMEMBER: DO NOT PREORDER. NO MATTER HOW GOOD IT LOOKS, DO NOT PRE-ORDER
I'll pre-order an extra for ya mate.
Forgive me father for I have sin
It’s very hard not to though
Stop telling people what to do you dorks
@@BlownOutSpeakers heaven forbid someone be excited lol
How many DLC for the complete game ?
The cities are really beautiful and a huge step up. I hope the gameplay is as fun as it looks good.
0:44 inland cliffs? 0:32 Weather disasters (interesting bit of land next to that volcano, hills maybe?). 0:29 River trading (can units use them too? Also whats that white stuff on the dead trees top right?). 0:48 Monument taking a tile? (do buildings take tiles now? Or maybe just aesthetic). 0:49 Tiles blend together really well and look great! (Districts I assume) 0:53 Wonders still take a whole tile. 1:18 Trainyard/station. 1:28 mountain plateau? (maybe natural wonder?). Not really seeing many farms, do we build houses now?
1:28 is Roraima mountain I guess
If theres no farms im not buying
The white stuff looks like ash to me. I’m pretty sure I see a tree on fire to the left of them, but I’m just speculating a bit here.
It's possible that at 0:32 we're seeing a volcano create new land from the sea
@@Lottililex nah, 100% that's silk
Sid Meier's Pirates-REMASTEr❤
sid meier's civilization 7 -😢😢😢😢😢😢
Please say Christopher Tin is composing the music!! ❤❤
@@HoneyTwee It does sound in his style
Confirmed, he is.
Those first three notes of the score made me think it was Trent Reznor.
It's been confirmed in the live!
It sounds like this trailer music was inspired by Hanz Zimmer's Time.
Looks promising, but I am sceptical about the switching civ per age. I think I would rather just play the same civ throughout the ages. Wouldn't have mind it much if the leader changes per age, but a leader from that specific age.
This is what happens in human kind. Human kind is a really good game in honesty. There is more competition about now. I hope this game live up to the legend of its predecessors. I have thousands of hours across the series :)
Eso que propones sería innovar, pero es mucho más fácil copiar a Humankind, sale más barato, le coges los deberes al compi, firmas y te llevas la nota. Una vergüenza absoluta
@@tomschannel4122 That's not a bad point, but I don't want to play Humankind again
@@BjornBS is this confirmed? I didn’t see the evidence in the trailer but only watched it once. Are you saying each era you’ll have to switch? If I start as Rome I can end up being Portugal or something?
Everything seemed great... until I learned... Each new era they are going to force us to change civilizations. :( Consider me out. Not going to play unless they remove that. What is the point of playing if you cannot stay the same civ throughout the ages.
So excited for the next Civ game! I always love starting hundreds of games and finishing very few of them! 🤣
SAAAAME
Remember, people. No matter how good a franchise is. Never pre-order stuff!
The only thing I miss, is that seeing my people doing their everyday things (mining woodcutting or riding a train etc.) to make my empire feel more alive. Otherwise looks amazing!
Each new era they are going to force us to change civilizations. :(
My Civ journey started with the first game on the Amiga. Little did I know that I'd still be playing Civ 30 over years later!
I've played every Civilization since the first. The older I get, the less time I've had to spend on each new game. I've played dozens of games of Civ, Civ 2 and 4 as a kid and teenager. A few Civ 5, and then it dropped off a cliff with Civ 6 when I entered full dad mode. To me it still feels like a new game I barely dipped my toes into. Yet it's 8 years old already! Yikes!
Getting old is scary.
@@Captain.Fantastic I feel that, brother. Civ 4 lan parties in my buddy's basement in high school were top-tier memories. Hasn't been the same since then. But I can't wait to game with the boys I've got left in the nursing home...if there's still a world left!
Too bad you missed out on Civ III, the best of the series.
I have only played V and never came back to it after I tried Endless Legend.
@@hairharbor5080 I played several games of Civ 3 too, but much less than 1, 2 and 4. For some reason it didn't leave the lasting impression that the others did, and I didn't play it as often. Could be I was distracted with other things during its time window.
@@wojtulacehoe5089 Endless Legend is great, except for the AI that barely does anything. In the few games I played it was extremely passive. That's the problem with these games that have very detailed mechanics. Coding an AI that is up to the task is extremely difficult, so the developers frequently skimp on it and leave it underdeveloped.
Civ 5 x Civ 6 graphics = winner winner chicken dinner 🍗 🍽️
Never say that again
@@edoe6374Fuck this guy, say it all the time, it's incredible
All of the chickens, all of the dinners
civ6 graphics is disgusting, mobile phone gayfriendly garbage
@@crossxer6099 Mobile is bad I agree, normally I prefer graphics close to that of Civ 5 but the graphics of Civ 6 have really grown on me and I like them a lot.
"What I couldn't stand was the disproportion of the characters compared to the mountains and other scenery. I was hoping that with Civilization 7, they would take a step back from the style of Civilization 6, but I see that hasn't been addressed, so I will stick with Civilization 5."
Now we wait for a huge sale with all the 3462 DLCs.
This isn't a Paradox game.
@JTNugget I remember how when 6 came devs said : no dlc , u buy full game , guess what there are dlcs for civ6. Same will be for civ7
And now every dlc will be 30+ Usd. ))))
it's not paradox, there are just few dlc's
@@spookygulag9342 yes but it's just few dlc's and not a paradox game. ;) the dlc's for civ are making the game better, not the same way for the other one
??? Both Civ 5 and Civ 6 had like 2 big DLC's with new mechanics and more civilisations and couple small packs with additional civs
1:13 not the best character models
Hopefully just placeholders😅
I agree hopefully they’ll improve it
I'm just finishing my university career now so, I'll graduate with this. 🎓
I don't think enough people are talking about verticality yet- it looks like you have cliffs leading down to more land below, with ability to create elevators/something like that? Elevation is something we haven't ever seen here!!
Not enough people are talking about the fact *each new era they are going to force us to change civilizations.* :( Consider me out.
Arent hills elevation?
We need Sean bean please
so true
We got Brienne of Tarth instead.
Civ 4 had Nimoy, 5 had Sheppard, 6 had Bean. It's good to switch things up.
Was wondering when we’d get a woman to narrate, and Captain Phasma does not disappoint. We had Spock, the Keeper from Legend of the Seeker, Boromir, and now Ser Brienne.
My cousin introduced me to Civilization when I was a kid. Started with Civ IV, played it a ton & loved it. Played V and loved it. Never played VI because my pc broke &life got in the way so I never got it fixed. I’ll be playing Civ VII on my PS5.
Played the OG on DOS, when all you got were squares on a VGA monitor. Still spent countless hours, beat the game with all civilizations: Zulu, Greeks, Romans, Chinese, American, Germans, Mongols, Indians, French, English, Egyptian, Babylonians, Aztec, Japanese, Russian.
@@mellow-jello OG
@@mellow-jello I so wish they'd bring it authentically OG to mobile, I'd totally nostalgia play it!
I need a music full release
Big same.
My god,lovely graphics I used to play this game 12 hours a day that's crazy.
Wow Tecumseh is in Civ 7!!! Awesome!
1:16 I see the Palacio de Bellas Artes from Mexico City. PLEASE tell me Mexico is in the game!!
🙏🙏🙏
@@Marc.1776. the aztecs are mexico?
I like aztecs but im kinda sick of them, it would be nice to have a different leader, like benito juarez, francisco i madero, lazaro cardenas, just something different that is noy aztecs
Read the description in this video.
It seems there will be some sort of culture evolution mechanics like in Humankind and also it looks like the leaders are decoupled from the civilization. So it'a definitely possible for any leader to lead any civilizations like Napoleon leading the English for example.
Si, espero que si esté como civilización aparte de los aztecas y mayas, los 3 juntos pero separados al mismo tiempo
Simple fix to solve hate: Make civ changes optional. Award a "legacy" bonus for staying w a civ that counters not getting age relevant units etc. If you want to take the Aztecs to space you can. If you want to min\max w civ changes you can. Forcing change on players = bad. Don't steal my Roman legion musket lines.
I guess that will be my 7th Civ.. And again "For just one hour" 😊
Looks great, the visuals seem to me like a mix between 4, 5 and 6
sadly with switch quality pixel counts. Huge regression.
Civ 2 is still my favourite game of all time. I used it so much, that eventually the CD-ROM -which unfortunately you always had to leave in the drive, got scratched and wouldn't work any more. I probably played that for 10+ years. If only I could get a genuine replacement and have it work on Windows 11!
City sprawl and naviguable rivers, I'm going to fucking cry
Los ríos navegables de per se no es una mecánica diferencial, tiene un mod de civ6 que da mucha vida a las aguas y mods de civ6 que añaden ese city sprawl
Get ready to cry again but sad tears. Each new era they are going to force us to change civilizations. :( May not even play it now because of it. What's the point of playing if I do not stay the same civilization each era.
personally I never liked the look of city sprawl that began in IV. Much preferred Civ III style.
Looks like there is a focus on making each Civ city look really unique, which would be really nice
Please, tell us the new civ-swapping "feature" is going to be optional...
It's not. They ruined the game. I'm hoping enough people make an outcry that they remove it from the game before they release it
@@tyler5914 Seems like a far fetch. ATM the game and civs are designed to have tech and stuff only in their era/age. They basically have 1/3 of the content you would need to play as an single civs thro all the ages. Won't be buying the game. They ruined civ for me.
Cannot wait for this installment!! Over 600 hours in Civ VI and I can't wait to put as many into Civ VII 😍
This will be my entire 30s lol. Just like civ 6 was my entire 20s 😂
I don't know how to explain it, but this looks as if you perfectly blended Civ 5 and Civ 6 together and I love it
I've played Sid Meier's Civilization since the very first one in 1991 when I was just a young teen, man I'm getting old.
I can count on one hand with missing fingers how many games were bad or even underperforming, just a classic strategy game!
I'm sure it'll be great!
Ah but which fingers is the question
Looking forward to buying 1/3 of a game and being sold the rest as DLC over 5 years.
@@fiddleriddlediddlediddle this is the most acurate comment ever i was just thinking the exact same i look forward to playing a gimped version of 7 with none of the features it will eventually contain and paying 4 full game prices for the final build..
Please add more diplomacy for players, especially with AI to add more depth rather than war, especially in later ages! War is fun and all, but I personally feel that more diplomacy would lead to more versatility!
The style and lighting is wonderful; from a graphical perspective this looks amazing!
Omg, it's happening!
There goes the next 10,000 hours of my life ❤❤
Cant wait for Civilization 8
Is that Bellas Artes from Mexico as a wonder?! 1:14
Yes, ando I hope see Mexico as civ
@@victor.san_ pensé lo mismo cuando lo ví y si parece bastante a Bellas Artes
I think it is, it looks cool
En efecto es Bellas Artes, pero ojalá también signifique que México será una civilización jugable.
Yes 🎉❤
KING IS BACK
So, is it more like civ 5 or 6? It looks more like 6 but an actual gameplay video will really tell.
I personally preferred expanding my empire more like in 5
This trailer and the steam discription feel like, Civ is "borrowing" ideas of Humankind and tells us: "we can do that, too. But better"
Exacto, han copiado a Humankind y pretenden clavarnos 80 napos por su copia del juego, y no os adelantéis con ese "But better" no nos han enseñado a nadie jugando, son imágenes scripteadas, y hay un texto abajo diciendo "susceptible a cambio en la versión final" huele a que el Humankind va a ser gloria, yo no pre-compraría esto ni con el dinero de mi peor enemigo.
...and more expensive. With DLC after DLC after DLC.
CAN'T WAIT! I absolutely love the graphics!
Whoever came up with the hex tile UI highlights is a creative genius, it looks so amazing and points to the soul of the game
Give me this game NOW!!!
Go stream, stream boy
The way the city spreads out from just being a tile to sprawling across the landscape is incredible
That looks absolutely beautiful, thank you for spending time to get the game right. The care it appears to have been taken is immensely appreciated. Hope Australia is back as a nation to play 🤞
0:52 Borobudur Temple?
@@ARDITRIYUWONO1945 YES! Finally!
Membakar borobudur!!!
no need to say it, its already a staples for famous architecture.
@@octopin3278 menyala borobudur...wkwkwk bukan membakar tapi menyala abangku.
Goodness gracious I really didn't think I could get excited for Civ anymore but here we are
Edit: holy cow those pre-order prices are wild! I certainly hope the plan isn't to lock factions behind a pre-orders?
if need be, i will sail the seas like the boat sailed the river
Current practice will have +15% rough terrain bonus for $9.99 DLC. 😂
I’m really hyped for this game now!
Finally gonna be sailing DOWN DOWN DOWN BY THE RIVERRR.
Not sure how many of you saw the livestream but you change civs between 3 ages. Not sure how everyone feels about that..
Vergüenza, siento vergüenza que me intenten clavar 80 napos por un juego que ya tengo en mi librería, Humankind
@@algual888 Estoy de acuerdo, amigo. Esperaba un nuevo modo de juego.
Can we get actual gameplay vid next?
This looks amazing! But can we please have a civ 3 remaster
I wish for better AI please. Looks good
@@SagaraJedah not in this series. Sometimes I have a feeling the AI is getting worse and worse every time.
I agree, I kind of hate that higher difficulty in Civ 6 was just the computer having more of a handicap over you.
No day/night cycles?